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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Borneonisation case : High Court fixes October 15 for full trial

KOTA KINABALU - The case of two former civil servants suing the Federal and Sabah governments for allegedly failing to implement the Borneonisation of the public service in Sabah as promised in the Malaysia Agreement 1963 and the Inter-Government Committee Report will go for a full trial in October.

Kota Kinabalu High Court Judge Datuk David Wong Dak Wah fixed Oct 15 for the trial to hear arguments from both the plaintiffs,  retired police inspector Bernard Fung Fon Chen, 70, and ex-teacher Mohd Nazib Maidan Dally, 35, as well as the defendents.

The court has also given the first defendant, Federal Government to file their affidavits in opposition by Sept 18.

The Federal Government would not be allowed to file their affidavits if unable to do so by the given time.

Justice Wong had on July 23 ordered the Federal Government to file their affidavits in opposition by Aug ust 24 but the defendant had requested more time.

Counsel Nur Aimi Binti Arazmi appeared for the Federal Government told Justice Wong that the defendant is requesting one more month to file their affidavits on reason that they are still waiting for the report from the Police Commission and the Education Commission.

Counsel Ken Yong representing the plaintiffs contended that the Federal Government is delaying the hearing with such excuses.

Yong told the court that it is a delaying tactics by the Federal Government because to take such a long time to obtain the affidavits is unbelievable.

The court had  on May 25 dismissed the application of the Federal and State governments to strike out the "Borneonisation" suit ruling, among others, that the plaintiffs have the right and the locus standi to come to court for the court to decide whether the government has failed to implement the undertakings and assurances contained in the Malaysia Agreement of 1963.

53 comments:

  1. Sabah wants organic food. She wants her citizens live healthier

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  2. People, watch The Cove Movie. The Hard Truths of Mercury Poisoning. Apply or morph it into Sabah Situation. Google it

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    1. Can you briefly give the synopsis about the movie?

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    2. Well nice suggestion though. But I haven't watch it.

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  3. the federal gov will win unless BN lose in PRU13.

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    1. BN still can win in Sabah.

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    2. Win or lose we do not want to adopt your crap

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    3. That is the only two probability.win or lose.

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    4. in 13GE, BN will win..

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    5. Well anything can happen. We cant predict but we can work harder to achieve it.

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  4. the borneonisation process in Sabah still going on.

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    1. Hampir semua jabatan dan agensi Persekutuan utama di Sabah kini diketuai oleh penjawat awam di kalangan anak tempatan di negeri ini, kata Ketua Setiausaha Negara Datuk Seri Dr Ali Hamsa.

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    2. Datuk Seri Dr Ali Hamsa berkata ini termasuk Jabatan Kesihatan Negeri Sabah, Jabatan Kastam, Jabatan Imigresen dan Jabatan Pelajaran. kerajaan Persekutuan sentiasa memberi peluang kepada anak tempatan untuk mengetuai jabatan dan agensi Persekutuan di negeri ini seperti yang diharapkan oleh rakyat Sabah.

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    3. Banyak lagi jabatan dan agensi Persekutuan lain di Sabah yang diterajui oleh anak tempatan, jadi isu soal anak tempatan dipinggirkan ini tidak timbul.

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    4. kita mahu bukan saja jawatan2 pengarah disandang anak sabah, tetapi juga sehingga jawatan2 rendah am...

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    5. I wonder what it turn out be.

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  5. The case of two former civil servants suing the Federal and Sabah governments for allegedly failing to implement the Borneonisation of the public service in Sabah as promised in the Malaysia Agreement 1963 and the Inter-Government Committee Report will go for a full trial in October.

    We shall wait till October to follow the Borneonisation suit.

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    1. Can't wait to know the final result. The potential for these former civil servants to win is little.

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  6. The State and Federal Government should work hard to bring Borneonisation in Sabah.

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    1. Sudah lama borneonisasi ni dituntut tapi sampai sekarang masih belum dipenuhi.

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    2. semoga borneonisasi akan dilaksanakan sepenuhnya di Sabah.

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  7. The Federal government always provide opportunities for locals to helm its departments and agencies in the states, Chief Secretary to the Government Datuk Seri Dr Ali Hamsa said.

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    1. Then why the unsatisfaction arose by these people? Merely tools for the opposition?

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  8. In Sabah, he said, almost all Federal Departments and agencies, like the Health Department, Customs Department, Immigration Department and the Education Department were headed by locals.

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  9. “There are many more federal departments and agencies which are headed by locals. Hence, the issue of locals being sidelined does not arise,” he told reporters after visiting the Queen Elizabeth 1 Hospital near here, yesterday.

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    1. Better show the concrete proof rather than just saying. How many local Sabahans are holding the big posts? Who are they?

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  10. Ali was responding to demands made by the opposition in Sabah for more civil servants from Sabah to be appointed to head Federal Departments and agencies in the state in tandem with the concept of “Borneonisation” that was agreed to during the formation of Malaysia.

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  11. Tentu ada sebab mengapa mereka bawa kes ini ke mahkamah. Tunggu dan lihat hasilnya.

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    1. ya, tunggu dan lihat apa penyelesaiannya nanti.

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    2. apa2 pun, kita ikuti perkembangan isu ini dan apa keputusannya nanti.

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    3. kita tgk apa keputusan kes ini nnti.

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  12. Isu ini sudah lama diperjuangkan oleh pembangkang namun tidak ada apa2 yang berlaku.

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  13. Walaupun mereka memperjuangkan isu ini, namun tindakan yang mereka lakukan tidak cukup untuk memastikan apa yang mereka inginkan betul2 berlaku.

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  14. Itu lah...kita kena keluar Malaysia. Itu Ja!

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    1. kalau cakap ikut emosi saja tiada guna...cakap ikut akal..

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  15. Isu yang sudah lama diperkatakan. Masih ada lagi yang mengambil berat tentang hal ini.

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    1. ya, isu ini masih lagi diperkatakan sampai sekarang.

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  16. Harap pihak tertentu dapat mengulas lebih lanjut apa yang berlaku sebenarnya.

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    1. ya, biar pihak yang berkenaan mengulas mengenai pekara ini.

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  17. Hai,macam macam saja kerja SAPP ni.Tidak habis habis dengan isu isu baru.Tapi rakyat sudah tau bulu dan akan menolak SAPP dan YTL.

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    1. FACTUAL FACT

      31 August 1957 : Federated States of Malaya gain Independence from the Britain.

      31 August 1963 : North Borneo (Sabah) was officially granted Independence from United Kingdom.

      22 July 1963 : Sarawak was officially granted Independence from United Kingdom.

      16 September 1963 : Sarawak together with North Borneo (Sabah), Singapore and Federation of Malaya formed the Federation of Malaysia as EQUAL PARTNER.Separate but Equal Entity.

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    2. SAPP, mengapa masih simpan YTL yang kini jelas adalah liabiliti kepada parti?

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    3. Umno BN, mengapa masih simpan Musa yang kini adalah liabiliti kepada parti BN ?

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  18. jangan dengar dari sebelah pihak saja. dengarlah dari kedua belah pihak.

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  19. tunggu saja hingga pekara ini selesai untuk mengetahui penyelesaiannya.

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  20. Baguslah, full trial maknanya ada harapan lagi tu.

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  21. Jadi soal menang kalah belakang cerita lah, yang penting sudah berusaha kan.

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  22. Biar mahkamah putuskan saja hal ini. Saya yakin mahkamah pasti akan bagi pertimbangan yang sewajarnya.

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  23. Kita tunggu dan lihat apa keputusan Mahkamah nanti. Apapun all the best.

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  24. Sama-sama kita tunggu dna lihat hasilnya.

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  25. see.. rakyat biasa juga yang berani ambil tindakan ini, bukannya pemimpin2 politik pembangkang yang kehulu kehilir konon berjuang agenda borneonisasi..

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